Simple steps for how to reload an XP system

The steps to do the system manually can also be set back, but relatively complex, the easiest way is to redo the system.

Can download the ghost system disk directly to the website

Point I download: Rain forest wind Ghost XP SP3 Quick installed version YN2013.08

If your system is installed with a key ghost backup, with Ghost to restore it,

If there is no backup, you have to find a system disk reload, the specific operation is:

(a) If your computer is an optical drive, put the system disk in a light drive and restart the computer

In the DOS interface stops the place to click the return key, after all is the Chinese prompt operation is very simple;

(b) If your computer is two or more optical drives,

You need to set up the BIOS inside the boot, set the CD-ROM boot, select a boot drive

Specific methods

After you turn on the computer or restart your computer, when you display "waiting ..." on the screen, press the "Del" key to enter the CMOS settings interface. Note that if you press too late, the computer will start the system, only to restart the computer. You can hold down the DELETE key immediately after powering up until you enter the CMOS. After entering, you can use the arrow keys to move the cursor to select the CMOS settings interface options, and then press ENTER into the secondary menu, with the ESC key to return the parent menus, with PageUp and PageDown keys to select specific options, F10 key to retain and exit the BIOS settings.

Set Order:

Find bootorder/bootsequence (Boot sequence) enter

Find Cd/dvd/cd-rwdrive (optical drive) or cd-romdevice (optical drive)

Select "On" in the selection block behind it

Press F10 to save and exit BIOS settings, and then repeat the operation in (a)

Computer redo system and Method Step method: Prepare system CD-ROM, random driver CD-C

Reload Step:-

First enter the BIOS Setup CD-ROM priority. -

1 First Press del key to enter bios-

2 Select advancedbiosfeatures-through the arrow keys on the keyboard

3) Enter the BIOS setup interface-

4) with the arrow key selected Firstbootdevice or (1stBootDevice)-

5) with the upper and lower arrow keys selected cdrom-

6 Press ESC to return to the BIOS setup interface. -

7) directional key selected save&exitsetup-

8 Press ' Y ' key to return, restart the computer-

into the installation-

1 Restart the computer, the highlight bar with the arrow keys to move to CDROM, when the XP CD into the CD-ROM drive-

2 When Pressanykeytobootfromcd appears, enter immediately-

3 A moment, the screen appears welcome Installer interface, choose to install Now. and enter-

4 Display ' license Agreement ' after pressing F8, loading information-

5) Choose a New Installation-

6 found the original system, choose to install the system on this disk, and then use NTFS (quick) format this partition, format the return, start the installation. 7 Start copying files, this process is slightly longer, patient and so on, without intervention. Reboot the computer after completion-

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8 after boot, load the device program, no intervention-

9 The next step is prompted to operate. After the completion of the reboot, a system installation is completed-

The driver is then installed. -

What should the driver install? Right--My computer--Properties--hardware--opens Device Manager, looking for options with several yellow-tongue question marks, which require several drivers to be installed.

method; one:-

First the random drive CD into the optical drive. -

1 Right button ' My Computer ' and choose ' Properties '-

2 select ' Hardware '---Click ' Device Manager '-

3) Double-click the yellow-tongue question mark

4 Reinstall the driver-

5 Select ' Yes, only this time, ' and then click ' Next '-

6 Select ' Install from list or designated location (Advanced) ' and click Next-

7 Select ' Include this location in search ', click ' Browse '/-

8 in the random disc to find the appropriate driver, click OK, click ' Next '/-

9 start installation, Finish, close. -

This method installs every question mark with a yellow tongue. The system is installed successfully. -

Method Two: Before the drive disc into the optical drive-

1 Right button ' My Computer ' and choose ' Properties '-

2 select ' Hardware '---Click ' Device Manager '-

3) Double-click the yellow-tongue question mark

4 Reinstall the driver-

5 Select ' Yes, only this time ' and click ' Next ' then select ' Auto Search Install ' and click ' Next '

6 Start automatic Search to install the appropriate driver, after the completion of the shutdown, and then install other options with the yellow tongue question mark. When the Device Manager does not have a yellow-tongue question mark Item, the system is installed successfully.